Quarterback

Cowboys Confirm No Interest in Former Giants QB Daniel Jones

The Dallas Cowboys have officially stated they will not pursue former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones. Cowboys Executive Vice President Stephen Jones confirmed the team's decision, following rumors stemming from a brief error on the online roster. Daniel Jones, released by the Giants after a season of poor performance, now seeks new opportunities in the free agency market. Despite the Cowboys' struggles with backup quarterbacks Cooper Rush and Trey Lance, they remain committed to their current lineup.

Dak Prescott's Season Ends with Surgery Following Hamstring Injury

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's 2023-2024 season ends abruptly as he's placed on injured reserve due to a partially torn hamstring necessitating surgery. This marks the second significant injury for Prescott in five years, causing him to miss a substantial portion of the season. The Cowboys are left to navigate the remainder of the season with backup quarterbacks Cooper Rush and potentially Trey Lance, amid a challenging season filled with injuries and off-field issues.

Cooper Rush Steps Up as Cowboys' Starting Quarterback with Prescott Sidelined

The Dallas Cowboys face a new challenge as their backup quarterback, Cooper Rush, steps into the starting role following Dak Prescott's season-ending hamstring injury. With a career record of 5-2, Rush's prior NFL experience will be crucial as he leads the team for the remainder of the 2024 season. Originally undrafted, Rush worked his way up from a standout college career at Central Michigan to the Cowboys' second string. His performance against Houston Texans and other upcoming games can define not only the current season's success but his future in the NFL as he becomes a free agent at the end of the year. With a current passer rating of 79.1, Rush faces high expectations to stabilize the Cowboys' offense in a bid to improve their disappointing 3-7 record.

Giants Bench Daniel Jones, Start Tommy DeVito Amid Struggling Season

The New York Giants have decided to bench Daniel Jones, giving Tommy DeVito the opportunity to start as quarterback against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This shift comes after a tough season for the Giants, standing at a 2-8 record and having a five-game losing streak. Coach Brian Daboll hopes DeVito will bring a needed change to the team dynamics. Financial considerations linked to Jones' contract also influenced this decision, as the team aims to avoid triggering a substantial injury guarantee. The decision opens discussions about Jones' future and strategic moves for the Giants in upcoming games and drafts.